Studio 11, Delta House 2

Monica’s practice focuses on the exploration of the relationship between forms, space and nature. Working with very earthy material is her way to feel grounded and connected to this ever-changing world. Her discoveries are often embodied within thrown and handbuilt objects. Through firing, glazing and eventually in their functional setting, viewers often find the aesthetics of her work reflecting and embracing the beauty of nature, the change of seasons, mindfulness, and circles of life as visual poetry.

Having lived in China, New Zealand, Australia, the US and recently relocated to the UK, Monica’s creative process has always been heavily influenced by different culture, natural environment and ways of living. Monica has exhibited her ceramic works in group shows and solo exhibitions across the United States and New Zealand. Her work is in many private collections. By bridging East and West in her artistic journey, she invites users to interact with her work on a daily basis and find resonance in their unique ways.

E-mail: monica.tong@network.rca.ac.uk

Instagram: @momo_production

Studio 43, Delta House Studios

Emma is an artist and curator, working and living in London. She paints abstract images on canvas, board and custom-made birch wood panels.

She is inspired and intrigued by the power and beauty of nature. The constant interaction of the elements and how they make her feel.

Her new work, on one of her irregular shaped birch wood panels, has been selected for the final round of judging for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2020.

Emma is also the founder and curator of the hugely successful 33 Art Sale, which raises funds for charities whilst supporting the participating artists. To date she has raised over £50k for the Rural Refugee Network and is now working with South London Cares on a London sale.

Follow Emma: @emmathistletonart

See more: www.emmathistleton.co.uk

And this: https://www.instagram.com/thelondonartsale/

Call her: 07949833810